General Information
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 Title:                  Seventh Commandment
 Author:                 Lawrence Sanders
 Read By:		 Joanna Gleason
 Copyright:              1991
 Audiobook Copyright:	 1991
 Genre:			 Mystery
 Series                  None
 Publisher:		 Simon and Schuster
 Abridged:               Yes

Original Media Information
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 Media:                  Tape
 Number:		 2
 Source:		 Library
 Condition:		 Some rattle

File Information
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 Number of MP3s:         4
 Total Duration:         Approx 3 hours
 Total MP3 Size:         78 mb
 Ripped By:              cronic
 Ripped With:            Audiograbber
 Encoded With:           lame
 Encoded At:		 64 Kb
 ID3 Tags:               Yes

Posting
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My rip - sorry but it's abridged - from a local library. If someone has the
unabridged version, please post it. It isn't available locally.

I'm easy if there are posting errors I will either add pars or repost.

Enjoy

Book Description
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From Publishers Weekly
Murder, greed, lust, corruption and an extraordinary preoccupation with food and
drink--trademarks of Sanders's Deadly Sin and Commandment bestsellers--are here,
yet this tale lacks the passion needed to engage readers fully. When New York
City jewelry magnate Lewis Starrett is stabbed to death on the street, insurance
investigator Dora Conti, whose firm carries the $3-million policy on his life,
is assigned to look into the murder. The array of suspects includes the victim's
son, who may be using the family's corporate empire for his own nefarious
purposes; his drug-crazed daughter; the amoral brother-and-sister team
romantically involved with each of them; and a religious charlatan who holds the
widow in thrall. As murder follows upon murder, relationships among this sorry
lot deterioriate at a ludicrous rate. Meanwhile, amidst her probings, Dora, a
refreshingly plump and ordinary heroine, is tempted to endanger her happy
marriage in a fling with the NYPD detective on the case, a subplot lacking both
tension and interest. This disappointing outing from the author of The Fourth
Deadly Sin winds down to a flat and undramatic, albeit fitting, conclusion.

Copyright 1991 Reed Business Information, Inc.
--This text refers to an out of print or unavailable edition of this title.
